On national TV Sat Feb. 23 & Sun Feb. 24, 2019 - BTV- Business Television visits five unique mining companies following the gold commodity trend upward.
Aurania Resources Ltd. (ARU:TSX.V, AUIAF:OTCQB) – led by two PhD geologists, this company is hoping to rediscover gold at a historical mine that hasn’t been explored in over 400 years. Analyst Mark Reichman from Noble Capital weighs in. See Feature
Dundee Precious Metals (DPM:TSX) – this international gold mining company is engaged in all aspects of mining including exploration, development, and production of precious metals. See Feature
Victoria Gold Corp. (VIT:TSX.V) – The countdown to Canada’s next gold mine is on. Mining Analyst, Chris Thompson from PI Financial shares his thoughts on the Eagle Gold Project, expected to be in production this fall. See Feature
Newrange Gold Corp. (NRG:TSX.V, NRGOF:OTCQB) – Pivoting from silver to gold. BTV meets with the former CEO of Great Panther Silver, Robert Archer who’s at the helm of this new gold exploration company. See Feature
Marathon Gold Corp. (MOZ:TSX, MGDPF:OTCQX) – BTV hears how this company found over four million ounces of gold in central Newfoundland. With comments from Mick Carew, Mining Analyst at Haywood Securities. See Feature
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Ever wonder how people mined for gold? Have no fear! You can use a pan, a large drill, and even explosives! Anthony did some digging and found out many of the methods that people get that rare substance out of the ground and into your wallet!
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Underground miners in outback Western Australia have unearthed rare gold specimens which geologists are calling a "once-in-a-lifetime discovery".
Workers at the Beta Hunt mine near the small town of Kambalda, 630 kilometres east of Perth, have brought more than $15 million worth of gold specimens to the surface in just four days.
The gold-encrusted rocks were found about 500 metres below the surface in an area just three metres wide and three metres high.
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BTV-Business Television - This week we visit six up and coming Canadian mining companies all riding the mining bull market.
On BNN Sat Dec 10 & Sun Dec 11, 2016 – on National TV, BTV-Business Television highlights the mining sector with expert analysts including:
With insight from Haywood’s Mining Analyst, Geordie Mark we visit Atlantic Gold (AGB:TSX.V). The former President of Teck and his team are on the fast track with their advanced stage gold project in Nova Scotia.
From Beacon Securities, Analyst Mike Bandrowski comments on Marathon Gold (MOZ:TSX); advancing gold on the rock in Newfoundland.
Mackie Research’s, Barry Allan talks zinc and we go see Arizona Mining (AZ:TSX), this exploration company shows investors all that glitters is not gold.
Barry Allan, Vice Chair of the Mining Group at Mackie Research, weighs in on Wesdome Gold Mines (WDO:TSX). With three properties in various stages of development, this company is moving forward to increase production.
Beacon Securities’ Mike Bandrowski comments on NewCastle Gold (NCA:TSX.V). Giving a gold mine a new lease on life is the former CEO of a $3 billion dollar mid-tier gold producer.
Mackie Research’s Barry Allan remarks on Victoria Gold (VIT:TSX.V). Set to build the Yukon’s economy, once in production this project will output over 200,000 ounces of gold a year.
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In the 1970s, South Africa was the world's most prolific exporter of gold. Over the years, industrial decline has seen widespread closures of the mines across the country.
However, Johannesburg sits on the biggest gold basin ever discovered. It's perhaps not surprising that many of these abandoned mines have seen a recent boom in illegal mining activity.
Everyday, hundreds of illegal gold miners, known as Zama Zamas, descend kilometers deep beneath the surface. The miners often spend weeks underground, toiling away at the country's untapped gold reserves. Observers have suggested that illegal mining is now so widespread, black-market gold arguably supports the communities once subsistent on the very same mines they worked in before they shut down.
The lack of policing in the mines has seen the practice go on largely unabated. However, in the absence of law enforcement, the extensive network of abandoned mines beneath the region has become an arena to deadly gang warfare between rival factions. VICE News visited illegal mines near Johannesburg, to meet the Zama Zamas risking life and limb everyday in the violent struggle for South Africa's illegal gold.
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Ghana has had a gold rush but here, Afua Hirsch discovers how Chinese immigrants are profiting from industrialising the country's small-scale mining industry. She sees for herself that, for the many locals who chance losing life and limb for a piece of the same pie, the risks are rarely worth it, and explores where the responsibility for regulating this industry lies.
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Afua Hirsch reports on Ghana's gold rush in a film that discovers how Chinese immigrants are profiting from industrialising the country's small-scale mining industry. She sees for herself that, for the many locals who chance losing life and limb for a piece of the same pie, the risks are rarely worth it, and explores where the responsibility for regulating this industry lies.

The town of Marmato, in Central Colombia, sits on top a mountain of gold. Its people have been living off of it for centuries, mining the precious metal through mostly small scale, artisanal operations. But as the country is increasingly relying on its mineral resources to fuel the economy, multinational mining companies have set their sights on places like Marmato to install open air mines that would literally swallow the landscape.
According to some estimates, it would take about 20 years to extract all the gold from the mountain, wiping out the town and its 10,000 inhabitants in the process. The imminence of this news weighs heavily on the people of Marmato, who are organizing to fight back and prevent this from happening.
Correspondent Toby Muse traveled to the Colombian Andes Mountains to report on this story for Americas Now.
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Mponeng is a gold mine in South Africa's Gauteng province. It extends over 4 kilometres below the surface, and is considered to be one of the most substantial gold mines in the world. It is also currently the world's deepest mine. The trip from the surface to the bottom of the mine takes over an hour.
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Gold mining companies begin a new round of wage talks with unions on Monday. But already there's controversy - with unions rejecting a proposal by the employers to agree to what they call an Economic and Social Sustainability Pact.
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Canadian mining company Nautilus Minerals has reached an agreement with the government of Papua New Guinea to begin mining an area of seabed believed to be rich in gold and copper ores, according to the BBC.
Under the terms of the agreement, Papua New Guinea will contribute $120 million to the operation and receive a 15 percent share in the mine.
Environmentalists say the mine will devastate the area and cause long-lasting damage to the environment.
The BBC reports that "the mine will target an area of hydrothermal vents where superheated, highly acidic water emerges from the seabed, where it encounters far colder and more alkaline seawater, forcing it to deposit high concentrations of minerals."
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The result is that the seabed is formed of ores that are far richer in gold and copper than ores found on land.
Mike Johnston, chief executive of Nautilus Minerals told the BBC "that a temperature probe left in place for 18 months was found to have 'high grade copper all over it'."
Nautilus announced in April that it had completed its bulk cutter, the first component of its Seafloor Production Tools system, which will be used to mine the seabed.
Nautilus also approximately 500,000 square kilometres of "highly prospective exploration acreage" in Papua New Guinea, the Solomon Islands, Fiji, Vanuatu and Tonga, as well as in international waters in the eastern Pacific, the company said in a press release.
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It's being hailed as the oil of the future and now lithium is about to transform the fortunes of a tiny ancient mining village in the Czech Republic.
The metal is a key component for rechargeable batteries and is used in gadgets like mobile phones and tablets, but a huge surge in demand is on the horizon due to the rapid development of electric vehicles.
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The small village of Cinovec, located on the Czech border with Germany, had a tin and later tungsten mining tradition dating back to 1378.
It was abandoned in 1991 because it stopped being economically sustainable, but recent explorations have thrust it into the centre of a future boom by confirming a large deposit of lithium.
The deposits here are considered the biggest on the European continent.
It was known from the 1960s that lithium was here, but explorations didn't go ahead due to a lack of interest in the metal back then.
The expected massive surge in demand for the metal - a key component in electric rechargeable batteries - means a revival of a centuries-long mining tradition in the northwestern Czech mountain range.
The lightest of metals, it has a wide range of use from ceramics and greases to air treatment and medicine.
But above all, it is a necessary part of rechargeable batteries. The predicted boom of electric cars and electric storage systems would be unlikely to happen without them.
European Metals company (EMH) is listed on the London Stock Exchange and the Australian Securities Exchange in Sydney.
Managing director Keith Coughlan says it is planning to open a mine at Cinovec in several years to produce at least 20,000 metric tons of lithium carbonate (about 3,800 tons of lithium) a year.
That would put the country among the top five lithium makers in the world.
"I believe it is a danger for Europe to continue to think that it can rely on Asia for its supply chain of battery related materials and in particular lithium. I think it is a very significant asset from a European perspective and I believe at some stage one of the major European end users will be interested in talking to us about supply from Cinovec," he says.
"In terms of for how long (there could be a supply of lithium from the Cinovec mine), the study that we are currently doing plans on producing 20,000 tonnes per annum of lithium carbonate and the overall total resource is in excess of seven million tonnes of lithium carbonate equivalent. So as you can see, at that production rate there are many many years of production available from Cinovec," he adds.
Czech company, Cinovecka Deponie has already secured all necessary permissions to extract lithium from a tailing, which is currently a sandy area with pines growing on it.
Another company, Sanaka Industry, wants to do the same at a tailing in another area in the Ore Mountains near the town of Horni Slavkov.
The spokesperson for both companies, Martin Frydl, underlines that despite growing demand, lithium isn't a guaranteed bet.
"The industry can change, someone can come up with an invention for is instance, in the car industry, they would use hydrogen cells instead of lithium ones and so on. But at this time it looks like the lithium price is favourable, so the investment will be effective. But as any other investor we are working with some risk," he says.
The tailings could yield a total of 7,500 metric tons of lithium with mining to start in next few years.
Lithium can be found in brine deposits (Latin America), where most global reserves are believed to be, and in hard rocks (Australia, Czech Republic).
Parts of the deposits here stretch to neighbouring Germany, where Canada's Baccanora company has been exploring it.
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Hidden Gold Rush (2008): For the local Guyanese, mining gold is one of the few sources of income available to them - but it comes with a heavy environmental cost.
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As more and more investors turn to gold, Guyana's rainforests are paying a heavy price. After more than a decade of illegal mining, the country is facing an environmental disaster.
"First the miners burn down the rainforest. Then they dig a giant crater, hosing away the muddy earth and polluting rivers and forests." There are over a thousand illegal mines like this in French Guyana. They're steadily destroying the rainforest's ecosystem. "They will never be able to stop it because the jungle is so big and we are so tenacious," states one miner. Most of this illegal gold is mixed together with gold from other sources and ends up abroad. "There needs to be much greater political impetus behind regulating this very destructive trade," states MEP Caroline Lucas. But how do you regulate an industry if the origins of its products are untraceable?
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Gold mining companies have signed a new wage agreement with trade unions NUM, Solidarity and UASA. The signing comes at a time when most of the striking workers in the gold industry have already opted to return to work. The parties agreed on the terms of the agreement last week.

Just outside Mojave, surrounded by snow-capped hills and giant wind turbines, there is a mountain deeply rooted in California history. The place that has provided the promise for a better life for well over 120-years.

In Mexico a Canadian firm is flouting a federal court ruling to stop mining for gold.
The company, New Gold, says locals support their work because it provides employment, but some residents in a nearby community are concerned about the effects the mining has on the town and the environment.
Al Jazeera's Franc Contreras reports from the town of Cerro San Pedro in Mexico.

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With only a few weeks notice, I make a trip to the middle of the African countryside of Mozambique to install and set-up a new gold mine.
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The Big Dig: Mongolia is the new frontier in a massive, break-neck speed resources rush. But as it races to take advantage of Chinese demand, helped along by Rio Tinto, what is it getting from digging up the steppes?
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Genghis Khan must be rolling in his grave as foreigners arrive in Mongolia to plunder his once mighty domain. Australian miner Rio Tinto is about to open one of the biggest copper mines on the planet in Mongolia, which will soon account for more than 30% of the country's entire GDP. "Some of the optimistic geologists we have say that this business could run for up to 100 years", Cameron McRae from Rio Tinto explains. But the company only cedes the Mongolian government a 34% stake, provoking worries about where the benefits of Mongolia's resource wealth will go. There's concerns the government is ill-equipped to strike complex mining deals in the national interest. "The deal is a financial transaction and whether it's really beneficial to Mongolia, I have many doubts about that", argues Dorjdari from the Responsible Mining Initiative. Environmentalists also worry that the mining push has come so fast and so aggressively that proper checks and balances are not in place. "Most tourists come to Mongolia because they want to see that pristine open space blue sky, but what if we couldn't offer it anymore?"
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Jason Burack of Wall St for Main St interviewed returning guest, credit analyst, natural resource investor and President and CEO Sprott U.S. Holdings Inc., Rick Rule http://sprottglobal.com/
Rick has over 30 years experience investing in natural resources.
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During this 35+ minute interview, Jason started off the interview by asking Rick about his call on BNN in September where he said he's short term bearish and long term bullish on oil.
Jason asks Rick what he means by that and if OPEC's behavior is affecting his call and whether he thinks there's a major oil bust coming soon?
Rick talks about OPEC's poor track record for getting anything they want done done in the oil market with respect to production quotas and also oil prices.
Jason follows up by asking Rick if oil companies are making free cash flow at the current oil price? Rick says many are not.
Rick says many oil companies are drastically under-reporting their costs and compares them to primary gold and silver miners. Rick says that many primary gold and silver miners are still significantly under-reporting their all in sustainable costs (AISC) to produce gold and silver.
Jason and Rick discuss the gold mining industry and common mistakes retail investors make when buying junior mining stocks. Jason also asks Rick if gold mining companies are making free cash flow at current prices and if new primary gold and silver mines will be built at current prices?
Rick talks about the Sprott Gold Miners ETF and the Sprott Junior Gold Miners ETFs.
Next, Jason asks Rick about Sprott Inc and how Sprott has partnered with the ICE Exchange in order to try and create a new gold futures contract that will only settle in physical gold. Rick talks about how this new venture also aims to go after large pools of capital (pension funds and institutions) and offer them similar services to Gold Money.
To wrap up the interview, Jason asks Rick about the craziness of the Federal Reserve and academic, PhD Keynesian Economists, the 2016 election and when markets like uranium and copper will bottom?
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Ein Film von Katja Becker und Jonathan Happ (2016) in Zusammenarbeit mit dem vom BMBF-geförderten Forschungsprojekt AFRASO –"Afrika's Asiatische Optionen" (http://www.afraso.org). Wissenschaftliches Konzept: Diderot Nguepjouo und Jürgen Runge
Over the last decade, Cameroon’s artisanal and small-scale mining sector has gone through several mutations thanks to the new policy which has attracted various international investors from Asia, Africa, Europe, and America. As from 2012 on, the involvement of Chinese entrepreneurs has dramatically accelerated the pace of progress in the sector. Some of them switched from other economic activities they were already pursuing in the country whilst the others, mostly mining professionals, moved from the Ghanaian gold mining business to Cameroon.
Chinese entrepreneurs have gradually become main players in the gold mining operations, recording successes, while other actors, e.g. Koreans, went bankrupt and in many cases have sold their business capital to Chinese without any competition.
Through taking over those projects coupled with their greenfield mining initiatives, Chinese investors has gained the image of successful businessmen in the sector. As a result, their working style and techniques are gradually being adopted by almost all local and foreign investors.
This is the context that spurred AFRASO researcher Diderot NGUEPJOUO together with the filmmaking crew UJUZI travel to Cameroon and shoot the 3rd AFRASO documentary. The film follows several active players in the major segments of the Artisanal and Small-scale Mining (ASM) in Cameroon: a Chinese investor; local entrepreneurs (member of Parliament, businessman, and middleman); workers, small operators in “Nguéré”, civil servants as well as the affected communities on their working sites.
The film reveals that political elite and administrative authorities appear to favour the involvement of Chinese operators because they consider it beneficial to the State and local entrepreneurs (service providers, middlemen…), while traditional rulers and business people who did not partner with Chinese are less supportive of this presence.
Furthermore, the positive impacts resulting from gold mining are reported to be enjoyed by Chinese investors and some local entrepreneurs while the communities are left with the impact of these activities such as land disturbance, water pollution, diseases...
All in all, the movie tries to put forward the ongoing dynamics and contradictions that are taking place in the Cameroon's gold mining.

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According to the World Gold Council, the Bank of India currently holds 557.7 tons of gold. It is one of the largest stores of gold in the world! This makes up 9.9 % of the country’s total foreign reserve. Foreign exchange reserves is money or other assets held by a nation’s central bank so they can back the national currency.
India, home to 1.25 billion people, is the number one largest consumer of the precious metal. Furthermore, India is one of the most reliable drivers of global demand. For example, India’s festival and wedding season, which runs from October to December, has historically been a major market for gold. And probably, one of the most interesting facts about India and gold is that India rarely invests much in gold. This is because as a country, India operates under the belief that buying gold leads to a deficit. And their belief must be proving right as things also seem to be improving for India. For instance, if you look at the last few years, India has increased its gold reserves from 557.74 to 557.77. While this might not seem like a lot, India is also at its highest point in history! In addition to what the country holds, Indian households which are considered the world’s largest hoarders of gold, hold a record 23,000-24,000 tons, which is worth about $800 billion.
9.) Netherlands
In the past few years, the Netherlands has held 52% of its foreign reserve in gold. The Netherlands has a reported 612.45 tons. In 2016 it was reported that the bank was looking for a place to store all its gold because they were going to renovate the vaults and needed to moving it. The Dutch central bank is planning to move the country’s gold reserves from the center of Amsterdam to a new complex called the Cash Center. Like most countries, Dutch gold is also held in banks around the world to reduce risk. Security measures to guard the gold 24/7 have become a problem in Amsterdam. 189,000 kilos of gold will be moved at the beginning of 2022.
Maybe this is one reason that over the last decade and a half, the Netherlands was selling off tons of gold in order to reduce its reserve. However, there weren’t that many buyers out there and they sold less than the country wanted. More recently the country has had less ambition to sell gold. Currently, the country holds the same amount of tons, 612.45 that they have over the last few years. However, the country has increased its percentage of foreign reserves to 61.2 %.
8.) Japan
Japan is another country which had been increasing its gold reserves since the 1960’s. Their official gold holdings were reported at 765.2 tons. About 2.4% of Japan’s gold today is in foreign reserve. Historically, Japan has always held a bit more gold than other countries. This was true until 2011, when they began to sell some of their reserve in order to pump money into the economy after the tsunami and the following Fukushima nuclear disaster.
But even with selling, Japan’s central bank has been one of the most aggressive practitioners of quantitative easing. For example, in January of 2016, it lowered interest rates below zero, which has helped fuel demand in gold around the world.
7.) Switzerland
Prior to 1997, Switzerland was steadily building its gold reserves. In 1997, the decision was made to sell some of those reserves to bolster the Swiss currency and diversify the foreign reserves. The percent of foreign reserves in Switzerland is currently 6.7 %.
Switzerland actually has the world’s largest reserves of gold per capita and currently has reported 1,040 tons. Over time, many citizens in the country started to feel like the bank was getting rid of too much gold. They then banded together with the “Save the Swiss” movement. However, once everyone was able to vote in 2014, the vote came to a no, and gold continued to be sold. During World War II, Switzerland became the center of the gold trade in Europe, making transactions with both the Allies and Axis powers. Today, much of its gold trading is done with Hong Kong and China. Around last year, the Swiss National Bank made a $5.9 billion profit, reportedly from its gold holdings.
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Red Eagle Mining (RD.V or RDEMF) continues to outperform the junior gold mining etf (GDXJ) reaching the exclusive top 50 TSX Venture Mining Companies as management continues to deliver on stated goals. Over the past year Ian Slater CEO of Red Eagle has told us that he believed his company would receive the final permits from Colombia and attract the financing to begin construction on the gold mine. Despite one of the most difficult junior gold mining markets Ian Slater delivered. Colombia has awarded Red Eagle its final permit making it the first gold company to be permitted under modern legislation. In addition, the company has been offered a $65 million construction financing commencing in 2015. Its a relatively simple project for Red Eagle Management. COO Bob Bell and General Manager Alan Baker are mine engineering veterans with a whole resume of mines built and in production around the world. Despite moving ahead into construction the project is still valued extremely discounted to its NPV in the Bankable Feasibility Study. Red Eagle should eventually trade higher as the gold market stabilizes and I believe investors will be attracted to this near term producer who should turn into a source of cash generation and dividends in 2016 and beyond. Don't be scared of Colombia! Its the longest democracy in South America and one of the USA's closest regional allies. The country has an established rule of law and the Colombian government has never expropriated a mine before to my knowledge. Plus they need this investment and development as the Country is making peace with the Rebels offering education, jobs and benefits. This new infrastructure needs to come from higher tax revenue and employment income. This mine could provide thousands of jobs both directly and indirectly. A mine can stimulate economic growth and revenues in a region that is need of infrastructure and development. Red Eagle has already partnered with the local universities to provide students and graduates with jobs and experiences to advance the technical development of the mine. I look forward to see Red Eagle to be rerated higher as they begin construction in 2015 and then even another rating higher in 2016 as they begin to pour gold. Then the possibilities are endless. I expect a takeout as they begin to explore and drill more, however, if they are not bought out they could eventually start giving investors dividends in 2016 and beyond.
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Tons of gold are illegally mined in South Africa on an industrial scale. In this video the activities of illegal miners are shown as well as how mining companies are trying to fight back against the thefts.
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Hunter Dickinson Inc. (HDI) is a diversified, global mining group with more than 25 years of mineral development success. From its head office in Vancouver, Canada, HDI applies its unique strengths and capabilities to acquire, develop, operate and monetize mineral properties that provide consistently superior returns to shareholders.
HDI was established as an affiliation of geologists, financiers and mining professionals engaged in advancing mineral properties in western Canada for a series of public companies. Many of the company's founders are active members of the HDI Board of Directors and senior management team today.
From 1985 to 1990, HDI founded three companies -- North American Metals, Continental Gold and El Condor Resources -- with projects that would go on to become major hard rock mines. These include Golden Bear (operated 1989-2001), Kemess (operated 2000-2011) and Mt. Milligan (construction commenced in 2010).
A new suite of HDI-associated public companies was created in the 1990s, each of which went on to advance significant mining assets and generate superior shareholder returns.
Many of these companies -- including Taseko Mines Limited, Northern Dynasty Minerals Ltd. and Amarc Resources Ltd. -- are still associated with HDI today. Others that achieved mineral exploration and development success with HDI -- including Great Basin Gold Limited, Detour Gold Corporation, Rockwell Diamonds Inc. and Anooraq Resources Corporation -- are now independently managed. On January 5, 2011, Farallon Mining Ltd. was acquired by Nyrstar NV in an all cash transaction valued at C$409 million. Continental Minerals Corporation was acquired by the Jinchuan Mining Group in April 2011 in a transaction valued at C$432 million.
HDI is structured as a private mining group that provides management and technical services to a diverse portfolio of high-quality and high-growth mineral companies and properties.
HDI sources and acquires mineral assets with significant potential for value growth. Between 1985 and 2010, HDI companies raised more than $1.4 billion in equity financing, while providing consistently superior shareholder returns. The compounded annual growth rate for all HDI company investments over that timeframe exceeds 25%. An investment of $10,000 made in 1986 would be valued at $3,000,000 in 2010, a return of 30,000%. This far exceeds most mining industry peers and benchmark indices.
HDI has the technical capabilities and management experience to consistently and rapidly advance mineral properties through exploration, development, permitting, construction and into stable and profitable mine operations. It possesses a fully integrated, multi-disciplinary team of mining professionals with global experience and a proven track record of mineral development success. HDI management and professional staff are known for their versatility, creativity and passion to find the best solution to every development challenge.
HDI's unique strengths and capabilities are applied to identify, qualify and acquire mineral assets with significant potential for value growth. They are also applied to accelerate the development of every HDI company, and to monetize value in the best interests of development partners.
HDI is characterized by the drive and commitment of its founders, senior management and multi-disciplinary team. It is known for its technical excellence, experience and reliability. And it is passionate about bringing Responsible Mineral Development to life in creative ways for the benefit of shareholders, partners and communities.
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A massive jump in gold prices is causing a goldrush in countries like Suriname.
A Canadian corporation, IAMGOLD, is the only company with mining rights in the tiny Latin American nation's rain forest.
But some of the locals who live on that land are racing to get their own share of the gold, before it is all gone.
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"The New Conquistadors," a documentary produced through a collaboration between the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting and the CBC News, explores the battle between the Canadian companies and local communities in Panama.
As Canadian mining companies seek to expand their presence in Central America, some Panama's indigenous peoples and peasant farmers worry that the mining could lead to deforestation, polluted water supply and the displacement of local communities—including the Ngobe people, Panama's largest indigenous group.
The plan to unearth billions of dollars worth of precious metals is a boon for these Panamanian communities, according to the mining companies; they bring jobs and economic development to the developing countries. But for the peasant farmers and indigenous peoples, the rewards aren't worth sacrificing the environment.
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Gold Mining Stocks have been hot, but they have run into some turbulence as of late. What does earnings season have in store for Barrick Gold (ABX), Goldcorp (GG), and New Gold (NGD)? Will this trio of reports be able to set the record for this in-focus space?
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